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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern and Indigenous stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them. Later episodes and ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett'' would continue to add more depth to the Tuskens.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: The Tusken Raider Scout #1 who negotiates by sign with Mando is played by Creator/TroyKotsur, who also [[https://www.dailymoth.com/blog/deaf-actor-troy-kostur-in-star-wars-the-mandalorian created a Tusken Sign Language for the series]]. Three years after ''The Mandalorian,'' Kotsur won the 2022 Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Film/CODA2021.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern and Indigenous stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern and Indigenous stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them. Later episodes and ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett'' would continue to add more depth to the Tuskens.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern and Indigenous stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Nobody believed that Fennec would die when a mysterious figure (later revealed to be Boba Fett himself) shows up.
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Nobody believed that Fennec would die when a mysterious figure (later revealed to be Boba Fett himself) shows up.
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* NarmCharm: The Mandalorian kills another bounty hunter by blowing up his fighter after delivering a PreMortemOneLiner. The bounty hunter screams in an over-the-top manner as his ship explodes around him, with his screams echoing even after he should have been vaporized. It wouldn't be out of place in a cheesy 1980s action movie, but since the series aesthetically feels like a 1980s film, it feels fitting.
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* EpilepticTrees: There was speculation that Creator/MingNaWen was cast as a live-action version of Ursa Wren. Further supporting this is that writer Chris Yost also wrote episodes of ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'' where Ursa was present. This one wound up jossed, however, when a trailer revealed she's actually playing an assassin named Fennec Shand.
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* EpilepticTrees: There was speculation LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Nobody believed that Creator/MingNaWen was cast as a live-action version of Ursa Wren. Further supporting this is that writer Chris Yost also wrote episodes of ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'' where Ursa was present. This one wound up jossed, however, Fennec would die when a trailer mysterious figure (later revealed she's actually playing an assassin named Fennec Shand.to be Boba Fett himself) shows up.
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* EpilepticTrees: There was speculation that Creator/MingNaWen was cast as a live-action version of Ursa Wren. Further supporting this is that writer Chris Yost also wrote episodes of ''Series/StarWarsRebels'' where Ursa was present. This one wound up jossed, however, when a trailer revealed she's actually playing an assassin named Fennec Shand.
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* EpilepticTrees: There was speculation that Creator/MingNaWen was cast as a live-action version of Ursa Wren. Further supporting this is that writer Chris Yost also wrote episodes of ''Series/StarWarsRebels'' ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'' where Ursa was present. This one wound up jossed, however, when a trailer revealed she's actually playing an assassin named Fennec Shand.
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* EpilepticTrees: There was speculation that Creator/MingNaWen was cast as a live-action version of Ursa Wren. Further supporting this is that writer Chris Yost also wrote episodes of ''Series/StarWarsRebels'' where Ursa was present. This one wound up jossed, however, when a trailer revealed she's actually playing an assassin named Fennec Shand.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her (dead?) body in the desert.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her (dead?) seemingly-dead body in the desert.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her body in the desert.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her (dead?) body in the desert.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her body in the desert.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her, he coldly guns her down. It's then played straight at the end, when a shadowy figure in a cape approaches her body in the desert.desert.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Much like what WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars did for the Toydarians, this episode does for the Tusken Raiders. Previous versions of the Tusken Raiders have been criticized for being [[SpaceJews sci-fi versions of Middle Eastern stereotypes]]. Here they are shown as being reasonable once the Mandalorian is willing to negotiate with them.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen. Naturally, it makes sense when she manages to trick Toro into freeing her so she can pose a greater threat to the Mando rather than just being a one episode bounty. But he doesn't free her, instead shooting her and downing her instantly. And then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Subverted. Double subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen. Naturally, Creator/MingNaWen, so viewers familiar with her would assume she'll be more than a one-episode bounty. Instead, just as it makes sense when she manages seems she's managed to trick Toro into freeing her so she can pose a greater threat to the Mando rather than just being a one episode bounty. But he doesn't free her, instead shooting he coldly guns her and downing her instantly. And down. It's then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.approaches her body in the desert.
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** ...And then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen. Naturally, it makes sense when she manages to trick Toro into freeing her so she can pose a greater threat to the Mando rather than just being a one episode bounty. But he doesn't free her, instead shooting her and downing her instantly. \n** ... And then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.
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* NarrowedItDownToTheGuyIRecognize: Subverted. Fennec Shand is played by Creator/MingNaWen. Naturally, it makes sense when she manages to trick Toro into freeing her so she can pose a greater threat to the Mando rather than just being a one episode bounty. But he doesn't free her, instead shooting her and downing her instantly.
** ...And then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.
** ...And then played straight at the end, when Toro is dead and a shadowy figure in a cape rescues Fennec.
